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by CM30
2432 days ago
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True, not everything does need to be logged. General chit chat being ephemeral is fine. But a lot of communities use it for a lot more than basic chit chat. I've seen open source projects where relevant info is only shared on their Slack server and nowhere else. Companies often get useful resources shared on their Slack instances that never gets backed up elsewhere for later. And in the gaming world, it seems like Discord is the default method of communication for the game development, modding, speedrunning and hacking/datamining communities. For instance, most of the relevant techniques used for speedrunning Zelda Breath of the Wild are only found in the Discord server, or a Google Docs linked from it. There needs to be a separation of the ephemeral from the non ephemeral here, and communities need to share the latter on publically accessible sites instead. |
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